Timetable Set Up For City Depot Negotiations
Weather outlook for the Panhandle shows mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with light rain showers. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph tonight, lows 25 to 35, Thursday highs near 50 with 10 percent tonight and 40 percent Thursday rain chances. Five day period from Thursday to Monday sees 60s highs and 30s lows, slight daily changes and a few light showers, courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Two Day Study Stimulates Action In Area Takeover
The City of Sidney eyes a plan as the Sioux Army Depot nears closure on June 30. City officials business groups and the Chamber of Commerce prepare for months of efforts to decide next steps for the 22 000 acre installation and its fate.
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Sidney
Sioux
Chamber of Commerce
General Services Administration
Vcational Technical School
Wheatbelt
Kansas City
FAA
Spring school events set for Cheyenne County
I. A. Caldwell announces two spring dates in Cheyenne County. The Sidney High School track meet will be held Saturday May 6 at Weymouth Field. The May 12 eighth grade commencement will take place at the Elks Auditorium with 22 graduates and a planned speaker and entertainment program.
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I. A. Caldwell
Cheyenne County
Weymouth Field
Sidney High School
Elks Auditorium
Rick Boese On Panel At Youth Meet
Rick Boese president of the Sidney Youth Council and Mrs. C. B. Dorwart will be featured on a program at the Nebraska Committee for Children and Youth meeting in Lincoln. Boese joins a Youth Speaks panel as opening item. Governor Tiemann and a unicameral member will attend at the Cornhusker Hotel.
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Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Lincoln
C. B. Dorwart
Ric Boese
Sidney
Boese
Tiemann
Unicameral
Cornhusker Hotel
Ric
Armour Boese
Nebraska
District 5 Youth Group To Meet In Sidney
Sidney will host the April 8 meeting of District V Nebraska Council of Youth. Youth from across the state will attend an all day program at Sidney High School and St Patrick's Academy featuring four workshops and a banquet at St Pat's. Don Shriner will be principal speaker at the lunch program.
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Sidney
Nebraska Council of Youth
Ric Beese
Sidney Youth Council
Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s Academy
Don Shriner
Nebraska Centennial Association
St. Pat’s
Lincoln
Jim Thalkin
Ogallala
Rod Rozanik
University of Nebraska
Airport Work Forces Detour on Highway 19
Highway 19 south of Sidney will close for an indefinit e period to allow airport runway extension work. A detour via Sidney routes traffic two miles west to a road that will handle southbound traffic with warning signs. Construction may begin April on a new south hill road paralleling the current route.
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Sidney
Robert Mason
State Highway Department
Mason
SidneyNebraska newspaper rate and delivery notice
Second class postage paid at Sidney Nebraska 69162. Send change of address to Post Office Box 219 Sidney Nebraska 69162. Subscription rates eight dollars per year inside a fifty mile zone ten dollars outside fifty miles zone eight dollars per year by carrier. Single copies ten cents. Wednesday March 29 1967 Sidney Nebraska Vol 938 No 95.
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Sidney
Nebr
Visitors Speak A Fascinating Language From DOD Glossary
During a Sioux Army Depot seminar, G F eff Bush and William Sheehan toured with Cheyenne County Historical Association members. Bush compiled a glossary of DOD terms and phrases used by officials, including shortened agency names and quick definitions.
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G. F
Eff) Bush
William Sheehan
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C
Sheehan
Sioux Army Depot
Cheyenne County Historical Association
D.O.D
Jeff
D.O. D
DOD
HEW
Education and Welfare
HUD
FHA
Farm Home Administration
SBA
Small Business Administration
GSA
General Services Administration
GW Makes Big Payment On 1966 Sugar Crop
The Great Western Sugar Company will pay 6.3 million dollars to sugar beet growers on April 7 as the second 1966 crop payment. Earl F. Cross said total cash to growers reached 60.9 million, surpassing 1965 by 9.2 million, with final 1966 payment due next October.
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Denver
Colo
Great Western Sugar Company
Earl F. Cross
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Kansas
Cross
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Progress Day Farm Show Expands To Two Days At Gurley
Huge crowds are anticipated for the third Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Days at the Egging Company site near Gurley on April 12 and 13. The two day event, sponsored by Egging Company and Panhandle Implement Dealers with University of Nebraska support, will focus on wheat production and related farming tasks.
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Egging Company
Gurley
Nebraska
Colorado
University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture and Home Economics
New Officers of Educators Named in Cheyenne County
Members of the Cheyenne County Education Association vote by mail for new officers. Miss Joan DeLong moves to president as the spring dinner on April 17 at Lodgepole. Candidates for vice president include Bob Davis Earl Belden Herb Pabst and Freida Cook. Secretary nominees are Bonnie Gibbons Ella Westerhoff and Glen Bale. Treasurers are Mrs. Charles McRoberts and Jim Worth. Dr. Robert Manley of Hiram Scott College will speak at the meeting with school board guests and University personnel presenting equipment.
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Cheyenne County Education Association
Lodgepole
Joan DeLong
Gurley School
Bob Davis
Earl Belden
Gurley
Herb Pabst
Potter
Freida Cook
Dalton
Bonnie Gibbins
Ella Westerhoff
Glen Bale
Sunol
Charles McRoberts
Jim Worth
Robert Manley
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Sioux Army Depot to participate in wage survey
Sioux Army Depot will join a nationwide wage change survey starting March 28. Benjamin J. OConnor will conduct telephone contacts with privately owned firms in the Sidney area to compare civil service pay with private sector skills. The survey aims to inform hourly wage scales for blue collar workers and may affect those still employed or as caretakers after the depot closes. National Geographic notes parks in Kenya draw about $25 million from tourism while annual park upkeep costs total $420,000.
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Sioux Army
Benjamin J. O’connor
Sidney
National Geographic
Kenya
Kaylor Named to Prudential Northern Star Club
The Prudential Insurance Company named Keith E. Kaylor of Sidney to its Northern Star Club for top sales and service in seven states. Kaylor works at Prudential's Scottsbluff office. Membership is based on achievements per Alexander Query, senior vice president at the North Central Home Office in Minneapolis.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Keith E. Kaylor
Sidney
Northern Star Club
Prudential
Kaylor
Pruedential
Scottsbluff
Alexander Query
North Central
Minneapolis
Ambulance service to begin in Scottsbluff April 1
The City of Scottsbluff will start emergency ambulance service on April 1 with proposed rates set by City Manager Frank Koehler. Currently, funeral homes supply emergency service. Fire cases in Sidney remain under investigation by Fire Chief Harvey Vizna with no injuries reported.
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Scottsbluff
Moneday
Frank Koehler
Sidney
Harvey Vizna
Rahe
Balmy Spring Weather Delights Local Gardeners
Balmy spring weather boosts blooming tulips and lilac buds in sheltered spots. Temperature highs since Monday reached 57, then 74, then 75 with varying lows and a trace of precipitation.
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Damag
Allington
Suns
TV Motel
Rodney Rahe
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Flight Service
Federal Aviation Agency
Edward C. Marsh
Central Region
John E. Shaw
Paul N. McMullen
Maury Ryan
Dale Jackson
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